davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
Our congressman.

The new Representative of the
Fifth Louisiana District, Col. Newton.
i,as gore to work earnestly and gives
early promise Of a career Of usefu..
ness and influence. Already l heal
that he has several bills in course of
preparation. Among them for the
United States buil.iing ut Monroe
and the much needed improvement
of the Ouacli:a rivel by establishing
slack water navigation through locks
aud daHis. Tins securing that section
u cheap route Of commerce and one
that will always keep railroads from
establishing exorbi;aut tariffs. The
errors of the past in vetoing the
river and harbor bill, with its many
riders is now apparent in high
places here, aid it is fair to presume
that this Congress will secure what
the veto Of last SeSsien denied, the
han-ful effects ot which have been so
painfully felt III the South.-Monroe
Bulletin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

NJ Hatcher, Macon, Ga. Rnnnin. gear
for wagons.
CBT HenIrickson Frederick. Md Swing.
A s Hutchinson. Gainesville. Fla. Needle.
FEE Jenkins, Frankvile, Ga Belt fastener
/ Lanahan, Louisville, Ky. Automatic
valve.
n. 7. Lee. Tullahoma, Tenn. Fence.
&c Merrill, Wheeling, ". Va Ga cuts
of
IF Murchison, Tenrviiie. Ga. Pillow.
q ? Reid. Cuba. \ {. Wheel cultivation
II " Rocp, McMerkin, Fla. Excava'or
+ " Schleier, Nashville, Tenn. Chair
and tahla.
y Single,ary. Union City, Tenn. Thn
tug.
5 Suinger. Colnmbis. Ala. Coffee pot.
GB Webb. Kinston. n E.. Churn op. rator.
e Wiilms, Baltimore. Md. Tool handle
{ Sclden, Baltimore, Md. Telegraph re-
ceIver
6 4 Boyden, Baltimore, Md. Car brake.
CIV Chancellor, Baltimore, Md. Sepa-
rating sewage apparatus.
F Cook, New Orleans, La. BAgasse
furnace.
WI Owen, Laurel. Md. Operating hot
house veniilator..
oh Dugar, Cedsr,own, Ga. Connecting
rod
TIC Darlington, Lafayette, Ala. Cotton
planter.
A & Graves, Lebanon, Ky. Bedolo,hes
fastener.
u Hagery, Baltimore, Md. Underground
cable car conduit
G. p Hern,ion, Birmingham, Ala. Letter
sheet envelope.
I A Hill, High Poin'. N. c. Quilting
frame tor sewing machines
Il W Hunter. Clinton, Md. Car coupling.
Robert B Adams. iIach-chuhbee, Ais.
Tether.
il Clarke, Baltimore, Nd. Backing for
pls,'eIins.
Thomas G. Collins, Wesson, Miss. Cane
shipper.
J W Davis, Stanton. Va. Dumping car
W A Fretweil Renl>ville, y. c. Piow.
Geo Heully. New Orleans, La. Device
for converting motion.
T. r. Jones, Lexington. Va. Two>wteled
vehicle.
u NJ K.rner, Martinsburg, " Va. Broom
rack.
L. p. Bl.ir, Baltimore, Nd. Gas governor
Lucie Brya,ly, Clarksvii.e, Tenn. Dress
shield
WI Buschmann. Baltimore, Nd. Busile
TR Craze. He.,hsv.Ile, Va. Feed device
for grain drills.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

IT.. - - - ;:s.''il
Times explains na,lf mi If tie re
puhiiraus, in ,heir assistance, sue
coed in getting Gen. Nichols nomi-
mated the 10Th Of January they might
have gained point. Not that they
loved Nicb"lls the more but that
they supported him that they will
weaken the democratic parry 10y AS
si,ting to nominate a disorgalIizer
and then elect a republican US GOV
.rnor of I.ouiSiana.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Tie R-ppl iictn mass m.-Iirg (,'nio;edJ
fn"r ~ rI. cnGr h"I." III Taliulah, IN tie.
I1h. AMI elected >IN d-,yates to the Stat
Convention ~ New Orleans, To he held l,u.
nary - 1889 The d--xtt,.s elected wrr,
,iuv ti.wkrs. " ~ I,hn.on. K. &. Brown.
=. Il hiiI Gen. Frank Mercy and Mrno,
NrnM>. Ai-rnair- Wins W. John son. VI
&. Arkius. =. Watson, 4 ni-r>nn Gtrs.irr
4 lien X g-r> nut Warren Fills, Jr
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

Some people are slways ready to
take offence at newspaper man il be
does not on all occasions refec, their
sentiments. 1t has never occurred to
them that an editor is an individual
with individual opinions, and With
courage sufficient TO express them. II
be treads upon your toes one week
don't get mad for be does not meao to
offend you personally. His opinions
and yours will ofteotimes clash. Do
not let that milf you. Remember that
in the long run be will show himself
your very best friend. Let bin alone,
and zee il on all cardinal points and
measures of grave import il be is not
"a true 10 you and the people "a is tho
needle to the north pole. The editor is
generally a man Of some brains, and
as brains will formulate opinions need
auy one be sstonishes il be express ses
tbem.-Ex.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

Ii is to be hoped that the supply
of iire-crtckers will pass out with the
holidays. 1t is really wonder that
serious accidents have not resulted
from the indisrriininate popping OF
this Infamous little machine during
and jus. before the christmas holi-
DAYS They ought to have beel,
outlawed by the town council from
the beginning.-Ca!igraph.
Let us urge''our General Assembly
to leSislate this nuisance out of the
State.
This practice Of popping fire.
crackers is annoying to say nothing
Of the many casualties caused by
runaway teams &c.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
An Cid Postal Law Revived.

Washington, d C-The superintendent, OF
the dead letter hereaI, wnh the approval OF
the Postmaster General, has prepared u
circular letter. wh;rh will he sent shortly to
al po-,n,aste,s. direciu.y the enforcement OF
sec, on 800 OF the Postal laws and regua>
tons.
This section make, il imperative upon
postmaster. Ia advertise N newspaper or
post a manuscript list Of undeIive, ed let.
trts
IL also requires The charge and collection
Of rur cent Ia all cases when a letter la.
.,e..r FURNISHED, whether the li>t has beer.
;'nli,-il..h in newspaper, either gIs,ui,ousl,
ar y, ouc cent fer Zach le,ior CT a less sum q.
wh.tisr the publication was merely a written
list I,,>i, Il III some public place 4"
L. AL ra--e thu postmaster Is directed To-
ai,ia . ore cent ''p".tage dine" s;amp a.
-vi,'. nee &c W. delivery In postoiiic-s oti,.r
than ,hnse { tnr tree delivery c.ass The post
age .u,. -ra.ni, sl,oui not be alike, until lie
letter ~ ''t'v red.
Ibis c,a"s- a.. The postal laws, il is said.
has u / hi,Le:IO Eeca s;f.cily enforced.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
4 Young White Nan and NegrO
Killed ut !ack>aii, Miss.
from y. q. Sra,es.1

Jack son, Dec. 26.-Mr Melville Mitchell.
son al Dr.. Thomas J. Muchell, sup-rnicr.
dent Of the Lunaiic Asylum was killed here
Saturday night ny negro named B,b " hite-
SIDES, who vas hitn-tli Killed 10y Mitchell.
Inun. men AMI boys had h-rn pafadiny
'i.r Town M par,irs dining the ai'rruoon ard
evening shooting iire-crark.r.. Roman con
dies and blowing iin horns. Ahn,i 9:3p
O'Clock p IN. one at these parties, Including
MrWiliie. met Whr--ri-> and two or three
o,her negroes OF. Pre,ldcnr street.
THE NEGRO BECAME OFFENDED
al one "f ;hrrn hr bowirv horn. Ii was
not Nrrhhi " hn bl,.w ~, h"rn. TOR he had
none. The nc@r" L,rrrne very offensive
an abusive IN hi- lan.ul- t,ward the party.
~herenr,n ~ aI,-~ntron -nsueh between
HIM and N.u-hriL Mimh-ii was unar,ned a,
the time, but "a acroInt at the repeated
threat, ii tie negro borrowed a pistol from.
me III ms cn'nprunn>.
The n-prp wen, mi" butcher shop. where
IL. had been ru ptoyei, although not then on
lazy, aud i.rE'uTcd II butchers knife, the
.,nr 'eins handed tn him hy a companion.
ano'h-r negro n.mcd Ajax Jackson, with the
rrrnark: "Inn't lei any body curse you take
hts and 20; GO
Hearing these threats. and observing from
the outside this preparation Tor a fray, the
rarty Of young men stopped near the door
and waited the approach Of Wh'esides.
After remaining there .hor, while, and the
negro no, making bis appearance. and giving
no further evidence Of an intention TO execute
previous threats, the young men, ,hingine
the matter ended, began TO dispense until all
had gone. After young Michell and a single
companion had Proceeded abou, twenty or
thirty feet, and were leisurely walking along
The pavement, " hii-sid-., accompanied by
the negro Jackson, who had gIvcn him the
knife, and another negro, Julius A Hen, rushed
upon Melville aud his companion passing
the latter and cn,iing McWllie from behind
scro.. the throat, masking = cash extending
from the right corner Of his mouth TO the
back Of hi. neck. Mi,chelrs companion in.
t-rvened and a fhrus, was made at him by
the negroes, and one Of hi, finger. was nearly
smpura,ed thereby. Mitchell, shen cut.
turned and fred three times as he W - falling.
each shot taking effect. the negro making
desperate ,hrusts with his knife all the time.
The other negro, julius Allen, caught Mich
ellis hand and ried ~ wrench his pistol from
him while he was firing. whtesides and
Mitchell fell. The Gegro died in lew min
uies. Mitchell, with assistance, rose and
walked block to Ledbe,iers drug store,
where he died IN about Two hours.
The ueyrces Jackson aud Alien have been
ARE .red a, accGmplices to MiicheIl's murder
and are now in Jail
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
Personal MENTION.

w. 6. Munholland, Esq. Of Delhi
called in to see us on Monday morn
ing. He is now connected with a.
F. Sharp as attorney.
w. Geo. Myers from ward seven
was in Rayvillc on Monday and
Tuesday. He did not forget to pay
70, his paper. He informed us that
the roads between Alto and Charlie
VILE are almost impossible.
Miss Georgia Wright has been
spending the Christmas holidays
with friends in Rayvillc.
Miss Manic Eason, of near OAK
Ridge has been spending several
days in Rayville this week.
Mrs. Cora Harrcld from Girard
called in and paid for the BEACON
this week.
Henry Spencer was in town on
Tuesday.
MI Stotts and Young Wells were
in town this week.
Mrs. Lowcry is visiting the fan.i-
ly of Mrs. Bickers.
B. o. Edwards and &. p. Balfour
went into Monroe this week.
Hon. III. Z. Vickcrs has been
over in the hills.
We met Missrs. Mathews and
Bowman of the Levce Board on
Thursday.
Quite a number Of drummcrs now
travelling through the country.
Miss Dorsey is visiting the family
of Mrs. Carter.
Miss Leila Williams is visiting the
family os the editor.
L. n. Polk was in Rayville on
Thursday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
Tranlps.

A. this time and season the country every.
where IS more ar less overIUn with strong,
able-5olied men, who congregate on the
outskirts OF towns and cities, and IMPORTING
citizens FOR something to eat. Among these
wanderers there are a few, perhaps, who
have seen better DAYS and are now in reduced
clrcnnstances through causes which need no,
be referred to here, bu, the majnrity of these
men are regular uanps who refuse WORK
when il is offered them. TO say tie least
of it. TO be constantly irnporlnned by ramps
is annoying. What TO do and how 10 handle
tramps is a perp!exing question not easily
solved. To arrest them and put them in Jail
entails an expense on the city und PARISH, We,
it is the only remedy which on being put into
execution ir years Fast, had the effect OF
relieving this community Of their presence
Why not enforce the vagrant act now. no,
only on regular ramps, but against all those
who have no visible way of earning a liveli
hood.-Shrevepor Times.
Half dozen tramps come along
every day.
Our town has been infested with
these curses for several days.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
Selling Liquor TO Minors.

Our esteemed contemporary, the Evening
Journal. refers 10 Two boys 10 and Is years
ol J. who were taken OF the stree, in an in
toxica,ed condition, and who confessed TO
their raren's where they had obtained the
whisky. There is law in this State pro-
hlbi,ing the selling at liquors to miners which
should to enforced rigidv The man guilty
Of selling or giving liquor TO minor Or q
child 10 or - years old cannot plead ignor.
ance in his justification. This case should be
thoroughly investigated by the next trand
jury and the guilty punished TO the fullest
.xren, Of the w-Shreveror Times.
We have. on several occasions,
referred 10 this law and to the vio-
lations. Parents who have ten year
old boys male drunk doubtless feel
badly. Enforce the law and the
custom will not be kept UP.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

"Say hcs.! ain'i you runnin fer a oliisr
sad an old darkey sccos,ing us on tho streets
i"esday. No Sam we replied, 1--WE are
not candidate now" Sambo stood and
scratched his head ihough'fully for moment.
then a"i'"nin2 up his ragged coat he observed
Il WA ps' awine ter tell yer dat ef yon
wanted 10 run. all yon he'd TO do was 10 le,
us know, and we'll put you dar" ave are
not going i" run Ter Office we replied, "bu'
thank yon fr your sentiments all the same
:" Amt dar M chance OF geitin' drink boss,''
was the mouest reInesr.-Signai.
We have propositions OF that kind
almost every day and when we an
swer IA the Signal, its effect is as q
"wet blanket
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

Thi- Is r.en'icnri as d common phase OF
ConVrr>sirniI it,.
The indications are that there i, some
opposition 10 the confirmation Of Mr.. Lamar's
nomination. but not enough to defeat it. IL 10
hardly probable that the matter will DO taken
up until after the holiday recess; then the
ihre. mos, important nominations will be
acted upon in their regular order-Lamar.
Villa. an Dickinson.
The recent reception in this city Of two
distinguished Irish members Of the Brirah
Parliament, WINS an impressive denons,ra>
ton Of American national sympathy for the
sntlrrings of Ireland, AMI fitting expression
was given TO this feeling by the eloquent
n,,rrances Of several prominent Congress
men.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

Many unreasonable things occur
during this heated campaign, nc
worse than story told us this W.,
of a charge made by one of the lea
ing Nichols linen to the effect tina,
Governor McEnery appointed a
party to Il position in the Custom
House, when it is fact, that he was
appointed by the anti McEnery men,
and was up here working for Mich
oils few days before the primaries.
This 10 fair sample of the argu-
ments used bv the Nichols men.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

Advices frou, Washington clearly
indicate the intention Of the Repub-
licah leaders to run q full ticket in
Louisiana for the April elections.
They base their hopes of success both
then and in the November election
upon the strong antsgonisms created
in the Democratic party during the
present Campaign and on the tariff
issue raised by the president. -Shreve.
port Times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

An extraordinary case Of incendiarism is
now on trial in London. The crime Of arson.
committed for the lake Of obtaining the fire
insurance, is only too common. and would
not excite much comment in any community.
But this case is qni'e ont Of the ordinary run
A barber named Serne, Flemish Jew.
insured his house and the lives Of his two
sons. snd then proceeded to burn up the
honse and children toge,her-an effor, in
which b: was completely successful. Such
- least, is the charge agains' him. and the
evidence is said to be sufficient to secure his
conviction.-Journai.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

SAYS an exchange: The editor oil
the Ouoidago Democrat lives between
a dance ball and Q Methodist church.
One night last week there was a
meeting in the church and dance 10
the hall. The editor sat on bis
veranda and took in the situation,
jotting down the following what he
heard: Let US pray choose your
psrtner,-Oh Lordl-all salute-we
beseech thee to-join hands and
draw near snd-circle to the left
listen to-frst four forward and back
-us as we-all promenade-kneel
before thee Ambulance all-present
our petition-grsnd right and left
for Christ saxe-seat your partners
Amen.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN, A lady
who for years suffered from distressing fe-
male complaints, weaknesses, etc. so common
10 her sex, aud had de>paireh 81 cure.
finally found remedies winch completely onred
her Any sufferer can use them and thus
cure herself. wthom, TIE aid Of a physician.
From feeling, o! gratitude she will send tuo
piescriprions-whichc nrel her--and an H.
lu-,rated pamPhIe, entitled THE STEPPING
STONE To HEALTH" AMI iuli Instructions,
sealed Address iwiti, , cent sa'np). Mrs
W {. HOLMES, t5s Broadway, n. Y.
Name this paper )-Oc, 30, 's7-l lm-sd.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
VENIRE LIST.

Lis, of the Juror. drawn BY the Jury 20 n
mission of the Parish OF Rlchland on the i2'h
day of December, A. H., 1887, to serve at
the February term 1883 of the eth Judicial
District Ccnr,, in anil tor the Pariah Of Rich-
land. State of Louisiana. SAID term to he
held and ,c begin on Monday, February 9th
A ID 1888
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
urdiy, December 81. 1897.
jEEIC/iL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

-! y a. NIF EkS.
-r"r Sd NcEn~ry. Of Onachi,s.
Gov. Clay knnbinck. Of Iafmrrh..
safe. Oscar Arroyo. OF Plaqnem,nr..
'nb Arc'-O Is. Steele 81 Ur,op
! r.a-rrrr f.. a. Bn,le ot Orleans.
ia. ". J. Cunningham at Na,c.noches
IT alb Ell W Ea>,on, ol Orleans.
.;iTED STATES SENATOR'S.
I .-pn Of Orleans J.B Euslis OF Orleans
CEs OF TIE SUPREME Court.
Justice Edw H"rmudcZ, of Orleans.
ate " j.. L. Porhr. at - lanes.
& f. Fenner of Orl-ans.
X. X. Todd of Ninr.hou>e.
ID. Z. Watkins Rel RIVER.
UT CIR. OF ApPEALs IND CT
Gunby. oi Onachira,
clinton al ST Helena.
pNGREssMAN 9Th District.
ton of Mnrehonse.
ICr JUDGE 18th Jml District.
il.i"ms Of Rirhland.
"Icr hist Auy
PARISH OFFICERS.
Conn .fno. s. SnmmrrIin.
~ Sror. Assessor Geo {. Purvis.
AiIey =. Vaughan
r-a.nl-r. j W. S,mms.
Returning Otirer.
POLICE URoRs.
C. 2. Balionr: Members, s. S,.ir
wards. n. +. Vickrr-, VIM. A
e. A. Macs. J. J.. S,oke..
he Police Jury, JnO. +. Loveless.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
CARLET FEVER AND DIPHTHERIA

SCARLET FEVER AND DIPHTHERIA
are spread by contsRion, by the transfer of
living matter from the skin, the membranous
lining Of the mouth nose end throat, an |
from the intestine. and urinary organs. Dis
'nfert promptly and thoroughly with Darb,s
proPhyiac,ic Fluid. the great germ destroyer
Prof II I. LUProN, Of the Vanderll, Uni
versiry Tenn, say. "As disinfectant and
detergent Darbys Prophyiacfic Find is su.
Perior to any preparation with whmh | an
acquainted" D3-lm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
AMI
SHINClE FAC TORY,

MONROE. ............. LOUISIANA
"AVIN ) taken charge Of the above NJ !
III the business will be continued in IL !
name OF CHAs. A. DowSEY. All orders wi
ne promptly and carer'ily filled. Lumber
all di'hension will BE- shipped on order, -',he
by steamboat or railroad. The best qua liz
eff CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER guarar
ell. A large supply Of Cypress shinYl,
constantly On han1 At reasonable prices
planning machine is aitarhed to the mill. a.
all orders for dressed lumber Will be prompI
iy filled. MIR l.. Tiiche is my authorize
agents at Rayvilie, and all orders leii "
them wall be promptly attended 10.
CHaS. 4. BOWNEH
Rayville, La, Jan. /, 1ss5.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

cighb n, Of the Calisraph
bis is in the lead. The
/ is a Moncure paper.
IN personal sympathy there
i tie difference TO date,
anything, McEncrv leads.
the Nichols mon claim
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, published by
Mum 4 CO.. New York, presents weekly to
its readers the bes, and most reliable record
OF varisus Improvements in machinery. while
the scientific progress Of the country can in
no way be CLEANED so well as 10y the regular
perusal Of its pages.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EDIroR-Ple,se inform your read
ers that have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use
thousands Of hopeless eases have heon per-
manen'ly cured. shall he glad TO send two
b"'tle. Of my remedy FHEE 10 any of yonr
readers who have consumption il they will
send me their express AMI pos, office address.
Respectfully. T. A. SLOCUM. NJ. D.,
Isl Pearl ST., New York. Nl0-6m
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
PATENTS GRANTED

to citizens of the Southern States
during the past week, & reported ex-
presslv for the BEACON by {. y.
Snow & Co. Patent lawyers, Opp. L.
S. Patent Office, Washington d. c.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

nDaign is drawing TO a
t is plain to be observed
iaid person that the race
ween McEnery and Mich
viii go into the city with
{ more than Is or 90
fundisputed and uncon-
ra'ES.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

will be the tiftieth
4 fhe editor. Two
within twenty years Of
e time of man. Fifty
me las fle-ted away.
we are carried back
room, the plays and
ycu.h. We are all
: country from whence
!ulns.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
notice.!

There will be a regular meeting of ,h.
School Board January 7,h, 1883. Member.
are requested TO submit a full written report
III me number, where and condiron of the
school house in their respective wards.
w. I. INSLEY,
Secretary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

Stephen faulk, Esq, is announced as q
candidate tor District Attorney Of tho Yves,
Carroll Richland district. He is a native o,
OuachIta and has many friends here who
wish him succe.s.-tlonroc Bulletin of 2s,h.
News to us.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

p rlsh every ward
Is.
* ~ though the
e iaa41e a mistake IL
ps,isll t. determine
# they had settled
? how delegates to
State C0nyentiOn
ard fixed g def
IN it would have
OF a great deal Of
Of benefit TO "a.
=, as permitting
politics to partici-
Inery or Nichols
D,idify the party;
i enseDder discar;
,,t mocratic house.
%nSling.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

dates for district Offices
pear in mind that Richland is
'th district Rs we'll as Wes,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

~ !, formed MS on Thurs
had a copy of the Fl.
or firm which he saw
IL g had succeeded in
hon Is and that active
expected to commence
line. Let us hope to
I built at an earley day.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
Succession Sale.
State OF Louisiana. Parish of Ric bland
9th District Court.

Succession Of f. II. Leggi't, decreased.
by virtue ei commission to sell to INV
debts OF the above named succession. IN m.
directed will proceed o offer tor sale q, tho
late residenc Of said deceased in RicbI,pd.
PARISH. all the properly belonging 10 said
estate on
Wednesday, Janurry Alb, 1888,
consisting OF eighty acres Of land. in Sou,b
nan ., OF North Fast quarter Of sect ion 0, T.. IS
North r. 9 Last.
Terms OF saie-On credit Of twelve
months, purchaser to execute bond with .o,,,
and approved security. with mortgage and
vendors privilege retained upon properly .old
20 secure the purchase price Sold wi,hou,
me benefit OF aPpraisemeut Costs cash.
a, JAnES A. LEGGITT.
Nov 5th, 1887. Admin;s,,.,o,
2s5t6d
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31
a HIDDEN TREASURE,

Is posed by many, in the shape Of knack
for .hor,.hnnd. You can learn. Send your
name and those Of Your friends TO j. c.
Adams, Jackson, Miss. for "EST-LESSONS
FREE. May-29- lss7-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

DR.. Ticienor's An,isep,ic affords quick
relief in cases of collie or pains in the stomach
or bowels. For sale by A. 7. Virgin,
Rayville. A.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

A. I. Wright will sell you bottle Of DR.
IIchenors Anusepi,c for so cents and tell
you wha, it is good tor free Of charge. #.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

When threatened with cholera mor5u. a
dose or two Of d.. richeror'. An,.septic will
easvyou time and suffering. A.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1887-12-31

A fair uial will convince The most skepti
cal that DR.. Tichenor's Antisepric is the bes,
known remedy for wounds of any cLarsc,
tel r.